>> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed. i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely, she could have been killed. >> when melissa's dad first hears the 911 call, he's overwhelmed with emotion. >> i've never heard anything like that in my life. i picture her laying on that bed, with this maniac on top of her. you can only assume what might have been happened, but it wasn't going to be anything good. >> in the courtroom, margalia says allen appears to have no remorse, and hearing his daughter's voice on that heart-wrenching 911 call again is too much. >> i just said, the hell with it. and i tried to reach him. and unfortunately, i didn't. i came within probably a foot or so, and got tackled by this middle linebacker bailiff there. he hit me around the waist and i fell to the ground and he was on top of me. so, i could picture myself really doing some serious harm to him, so maybe it's a blessing i didn't. >> in 2008, deric al

ed to allen.time later, he got some new ink to honor his gang. >> yeah, i decided to go ahead, man, with a little different look. this one here is abt. it's gaining-related, you know what i said. for the three-leaf clover, one is a shamrock clover. the lightning bottles go with it too. this here represents, man. allen also received something new from the district attorney. a plea deal offer on his charge of assault and vehicle theft. because of his past record, allen could face significant time in prison if he were found guilty in trial. >> they offered ten years on both charges. i'm like no, man. you get it down to five or less, i'll sign it, man. >> though allen is holding out for a better deal, he is anxious to leave the jail because of yet another piece of news. he just got word that his mother is gravely ill and fears he will never see her again because she lives far from san antonio. >> she's got lung cancer real bad. she's in and out of the hospital. pneumonia. she's on oxygen, breathing ma

let's bring in delia gallagher and john allen again. and if you will, talk about the legacy of both these popes once again. and john paul ii, we mentioned that he has a complicated legacy, but he's also remembered for his role in helping bring down communism in eastern europe, delia. >> yeah, he had an enormous impact in the world of his times and his role in the coming down of the iron curtain is probably exhibit "a." we'll remember that in 1979, he made his first homecoming to poland. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we'll just listen in now as pope francis provides the homily of mass during this canonization ceremony. >> translator: and thomas was present. jesus turned to him and told him to touch his wounds. whereupon that man, so straightforward and accustomed to testing everything personally. my order, my god. the wounds of jesus are a scandal, a stumbling block for faith. yet, they're also the test of faith. that's why on the body of the risen christ, the wounds never pass away. they remain, for those wounds are the enduring sign

tichl tim allen. hey, tim. what is going on?was walking down hollywood boulevard, jimmy. >> jimmy: you were. >> you don't need to worry about hotel rooms. here in anything anlos angeles degrees all the time. sleep right on the street here. sleep on the star. right here. >> jimmy: ha-ha. >> not only that. you could sleep on -- right over there. harvey keitel. lay down on harvey keitel. or rachel welch. two stars. and, or jimmy kimmel star down there, always vacant. you can stay right there. >> jimmy: is that right. my star is va scacant right now? >> kind of all the time. >> jimmy: it is. i never go out there. are you sleeping out on the street. why do you have a pillow? >> i just wanted. it is a prop. >> jimmy: are you telling me this is a bit and not a tip? >> no, i am generally out here. i am saying that because, there is no hotel rooms you can sleep anywhere in los angeles. we are kind of a socialist state. if you sleep on the street out here, you stay long enough, they start giving you free stuff. >> jimmy: they do? >> a cel

i want to bring in john allen and delia gallagher.n explain to us what we are seeing and the significance of these acts. >> reporter: well, these are relics of the two new saints. specifically, it's a vial of the blood of pope john paul ii, and a piece of the skin of pope john xxiii. it's important to say that relics of saints have always played an incredibly vital role in catholic spirituality and in devotion to the saints. i mean, back in the middle ages, villages used to go to war over who would control the relics of saints. and i think what they signify for catholics is that saints were flesh and blood human beings. these weren't angels or particles of divinity, they were human beings, warts and all, and yet, despite their failures or despite their limits, they sort of overcame that and became models of what it means to live a holy life. so, that ability to reach out and touch the physical presence of the saint has always been kind of the motor fuel of catholic devotion to these figures. >> and there's kind of a hierarchy as well

before we talk to general allen, i will go to najib. tell us about what the election is shaping up to be, a little bit about the candidates if you wish or the media coverage -- the role of independent civil society in overseeing this. your confidence the process is going to be reasonably constructive and helpful to the future of the country. whatever we need to understand what has been going on in afghanistan and the choices afghans are poised to make saturday. >> thank you. good morning, i am glad to be here. let me start from here. talk about the general politics of elections in afghanistan. i will go into some details. thehe current elections, first thing we have to keep in mind is that president karzai will play an integral role in success and failure of elections. he will also play an integral role in who will win the results of the elections. if he puts his weight behind a particular candidate. the second thing is that this election is not about a person. because we do not have an outright favorite. it is mainly about the teams. i

i want to go to allen west with you.ere was sort of like a 9/11 syndrome where everything was 9/11. and we had to go to war in iraq because of 9/11, blah blah blah. here it is where obama is guilty of all things, including bad weather. how would you put together allen west, who may be flaky, connecting what happened, another tragedy, a shooting down at fort hood with the president? what did the president do to make that happen? >> i think we can put all of that together, chris, and even throw in the cockfighting as well. i think if we're going to follow allen west's logic here, i think he is blaming vladimir putin for the fort hood shooting. and then in this bizarre case of the cockfighting, i love the notion that he is tying it into his respect for the founding fathers, because you have to remember that yankee doodle stuck a feather in his cap, and we now he picked up that feather at a cockfight. but what is bringing this entire thing together here is this notion that the tea party has entirely run its course. there is

allen pizzey in vatican city.ou, allen. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" tech companies settle a lawsuit and one of the oldest women's magazines shuts down. jill morgan is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. economy appears to be on the brink of taking off. the commerce department said yesterday that the demand for core capital goods jumped 2% since march, its best showing since november. and companies like g.e. and honeywell say orders are strong and they may start hiring more. >>> tokyo's nikkei gained only a fraction. hong kong's hang seng lost 1.5%. here on the street solid earnings fell to impress investors. unless the dow is mixed, the dow is unchanged while the nasdaq added 21 points. >>> all those recalls wiped out gm's profits. they fell 86% in the first quarter. that's its worst financial results in four years. the auto giant spent $1.3 billion to cover all the recall expenses, but gm still beat the street. shares jumped 29 cents, far above wall street's e

allen and jared, thank you for being here. jared, you heard what owe disyuss had to say. what do you think needs to happen? >> i think where you ended is precisely the direction we need to go. you mentioned something very important, becky, which is job creation here in the united states which of course hasn't been exactly stellar. at the same time, we've seen soaring corporate profitability, particularly driven by the very multinationals he was talking about. so i think where i would intervene first would be in this area of international taxation where the tax code really does, as owe disyus' findings suggest, incentivize production overseas to the competitive disadvantage of domestic firms here. that's a really rich area of tax reform. >> what are you suggesting, lowering corporate rates for people here so we're more competitive? >> sure. so let me be precise. what i would suggest is ending the deferral of foreign based earnings that is instead of allowing these firms to get away with keeping their earnings outside of the u.s. tax base, basically forever, there are a num

as allen said, the echo can help out.ra capabilities and i think the biggest open question is how much longer for the debris field? >> captain, allen, david, miles, thanks to all of you gentlemen. appreciate it. we'll be right back. >>> i was a firefighter in philly for seven years. you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are there to put out the fire. the salvation army and the red cross assist the people once the fire is out. but there just wasn't anyone to help the other part of the family. i would see how upset the people were about their animals. where is my pet? and then where's it going to go? these are people's children. they've just lost everything. they shouldn't then be forced to lose their pets, as well. we have a dog displaced by a fire, a chihuahua. i'm headed to the scene now. we respond 24/7, 365 a year. we do for pets what the red cross does for people. wept in the basement and found the dog hiding. once the fear's under control, we're able to look for the animals and bring them out. hi, baby. come h

. >> jeff: allen pizzey at the vatican as the pope celebrates easter with 150,000 followers. anne marie green on the death of a boxer without inspired a movie and a fight for justice. and the man in charges of protecting boston during tomorrow's marathon has also run it 18 times. >> that's my medicine, believe it or not. my philosophy is if i learn, i can conquer anything. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. transcripts released today show the crew of that ferry in south korea was crippled by indecision. that lack of action authorities believe was deadly. today families of those still missing blocked the caravan of south korea's prime minister demanding answers. this as divers began pulling bodies out of the water. 476 people were on board when the ferry sank on wednesday. at least 59 are now confirmed dead. more than 240 will still missing. from south korea we begin with seth doane. >> reporter: bodies came in on a police boat this morning and were carried ashore i

karen allen, bbc news, kabul. >> a little girl reunited with her father there. you are watching be "bbc world news america". smum -- still to come, buried under student debt, many college graduates are finding the graeme of owning a home is simply a nightmare when it comes to getting a loan. >>> the prosecutor in the oscar pistorious murder trial said today it was improbable that reeva steenkamp would be silent before he killed her but under cross-examination, oscar pistorious said he didn't hear his give -- girlfriend scream. >> at the end of another punishing week, crs examination, oscar pistorious repeatedly accused of lying about how he shot reeva steenkamp. as usual, no video of him was allowed. prosecutors asked why he didn't talk to his girlfriend and check where she was the moment he felt they were in danger that night. >> when you heard the noise, you never discussed the noise with her? >> i did not discuss the noise wither. >> you didn't say, reeva, did you hear that? >> i did not. >> why not? she's awake. is >> pistorious then argued that it was insti

it is pretty crazy here tonight, allen. we are here for a sign up event. these folks are all helping to peat that midnight deadline. they have a lot of company. the last minute crunch for covered california as overwhelmed the online feature. people have been complaining that the site continues to crash thiefening. delay can't get ahold of anyone on the phone. as you can imagine. you probably will have problems when you have this many people trying to sign uprate once. we are live here tonight. now, dana howard, folks don't have to complete their application, but they core of engineers have to start it in order to finish by april is ard. although we are hearing people can't even get online tonight. >> yeah. we realize that. as of 3:00, we had 324,000 unique visit tesoro our web page. 324,000 people came to our web page. it just cannot handle it. we realize that. we want to leak sure teem do get in and are not kept out of health care coverage. so those people who did experience difficulties toads, they will be able to have another opportunity to get enrolled

so let me quote from that other great philosopher, woodley allen -- woody allen. he once said, quote: eternity is an awful long time, especially toward the end. [laughter] well, you may say to yourself, what does a physicist know about the mind? what does a physicist know about daily life? well, we are the ones who invented the transistor. we invented the laser. we helped to assemble the first computer and the internet. we wrote the worldwide web with. and along the way we invented television. we invented radio, radar, microwaves, x-ray machines. and don't forget, we created the space program and the gps satellite. and we physicists love to headache predictions. -- make predictions. when we helped to assemble the internet once it was predicted that the internet would bomb a forum of -- would become a forum of high culture and high society. [laughter] well, today we know that 5% of the internet is pornography. [laughter] but that's because teenage boys log on to the internet. [laughter] just wait until the grandmas and grandpas log on to the internet. then 50% of t

that's where allen is for us tonight. allen? >>reporter: the neighbors would live here and the next door neighbor have to stay with friend tonight. but the neighbor over here the home is charred but still liveable. now while one thing that firefighters are doing is put out hot spots tonight and still trying to figure out how it all started. they do know is that these types of homes are extremely vulnerable to fire. more than 6 hours later the house on moss brook circle was still burning. it went up in flames so fast elderly woman her son and her grandson barely had enough time to escape let alone save the cars. paul the woman grandson had a bad feeling his dog tyson died in the flames. >> it's tlul i really unsure rate now. tl very unfor. i hope the dog is okay. >> firefighters say a gas line in the house was somewhating out flames which made the fire even harder to control. neighbor judy lives 2 door dow down. >> people started banging on my door and saying get out get out get out. >> neighborhood is full of what are called ike

that's where allen is for us tonight. allen? >>reporter: the neighbors would live here and the next door neighbor have to stay with friend tonight. but the neighbor over here the home is charred but still liveable. now while one thing that firefighters are doing is hot st out hot spots tonight and still trying to figure out how it all started. they do know is that these types of homes are extremely vulnerable to fire. more than 6 hours later the house on moss brook circle was still burning. it went up in flames so fast elderly woman her son and her grandson barely had enough time to escape let alone save the cars. paul the woman grandson had a bad feeling his dog tyson died in the flames. >> it's tlul i really unsure rate now. tl very unfor. i hope the dog is okay. >> firefighters say a gas line in the house was somewhating out flames which made the fire even harder to control. neighbor judy lives 2 door dow down. >> people started banging on my door and saying get out get out get out. >> neighborhood is full of what are called

that's where allen is for us tonight. allen? >>reporter: the neighbors would live here and the next door neighbor have to stay with friend tonight. but the neighbor over here the home is charred but still liveable. now while one thing that firefighters are doing is put out hot spots tonight and still trying to figure out how it all started. they do know is that these types of homes are extremely vulnerable to fire. more than 6 hours later the house on moss brook circle was still burning. it went up in flames so fast elderly woman her son and her grandson barely had enough time to escape let alone save the cars. paul the woman grandson had a bad feeling his dog tyson died in the flames. >> it's tlul i really unsure rate now. tl very unfor. i hope the dog is okay. >> firefighters say a gas line in the house was somewhating out flames which made the fire even harder to control. neighbor judy lives 2 door dow down. >> people started banging on my door and saying get out get out get out. >> neighborhood is full of what are called ike

ron allen is outside the hospital in monroeville, pennsylvania. ron, we know at least one of the victims is in critical condition. can you tell us what the latest is on that condition? >> reporter: well, we just got an update on his condition, he's 17 years old, and he has a very severe injury. he's described as being in extremely critical condition. the doctors said the other day that the knife entered his body and was within millimeters of piercing, or cutting his heart. so he has some damage to a lot of other internal organs. everybody in this community is hoping and praying that he makes it. he seems to be in the worst circumstance at this point. there are also a couple of other

first of all, how is allen gross? gi you are the most recent person to talk to him. >> andrea, allen is not doing well. he's been confined for nearly five years. he lost 11 to 12 pounds in his hunger strike. and he told me yesterday emphatically that may 2nd, which marks his 65th birthday, will be the last birthday that he marks in cuba, one way or the other. >> what does he mean by that, one way or the other? >> alan means that he does not intend to endure another year of this solitary confinement. and that he will return to the united states before his 66th birthday, dead or alive. >> scott, you met with the foreign minister, i think this is the highest level meeting with rodriguez, i understand this morning. what did he tell you about some possibility of negotiation for alan gross' release? some negotiation with the u.s. government? >> i met with the foreign minister this morning for nearly two hours. judy gross and i had met with him in havana nearly one year ago. and mr. rodriguez reiterated what he had told us l

allen? >> very smart of him. all right, alexis christoforous, thank you so much. >>> well, one victim of the stabbing spree took this hospital selfie posted it to instagram. nate's caption says chilling at children's. he is one of the students credited with pulling that fire alarm and yelling for people to run. >>> president obama meanwhile offered words of comfort at fort hood, texas today one week after three soldiers were killed on a shooting on that base. the president and first lady michelle obama joined family members and friends at the memorial service this afternoon. about 2,000 people attended to pay tribute to the soldiers and 16 others who were injured. the obamas also spent time privately with grieving family members. >> the parents of these men as a father i cannot begin to fathom your anguish but i know that you poured your love and your hopes into your sons. >> investigators say an army specialist opened fire on the base after an argument with fellow soldiers about taking time off. he took his own

it is not just allen. wonderful bench.alent they have, the biggest problem is to make sure leadership keeps going forward. bill ford will do that. very easily, with mark, they work well together. family company. look at the global auto companies that continue to do well. i have always put forward in the same category as you did. it opens the door for allen to continue a role. they are at least talking to them about continuing a role in the presence. that will be natural for him. dr. toyota is still involved in toyotas operations years later. momentum andf perhaps with alan mulally joining the board, we will see how that pans out. what will be screwed up most easily? qwest the biggest challenge will be leadership and keeping the ford teams. going forward. he will now be able to graduate and not be a manager as much but leave the organization of this is an strategy. business sense and not survival, it will be a challenge because now he does not have the crisis mentality to form the organization going forward. it will have to

>> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. we are going to show you tonight a major advance that could be a game changer in the treatment of paralysis. it is something to see. plus the president signed an order today to boost equal pay for women. but why is there still a gender gap? and we'll have the crash test results that all suv owners should know about. that and more on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. avthat's why...ts that staying on budget can be a real bear. ...they've gots lots

allen martin found quite the bargain in marin county. but as you can guess, there is a catch. >> larkspur is the epitome of the neighborhood, but houses cost 1.6. i thought that might make a good rental property, or a flip. cost me 350,000. i thought that's got to be too good to be true. >> we tell you do catch your footing on the front steps, but you can't get them anyway. can't get up the back steps. and we weren't even allowed to take a camera in the morning. 876 square feet of living space. at the hind open house, just ask -- what did you think when you saw this? >> well, pretty obviously a tear down to me. but it's the location. location, location. >> the bank owns the location now. previous owner went into foreclosure after placing 6:00 those. what is known as the honeymoon cottage dates back to 1905. >> but it is a great comfortable of that early, early opinions. it has some very sweet architectural features. >> david remembers alice camp who lives in the home about 40 years. >> her husband died early, long time ago and she mainta

allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> axelrod: a u.s. drone strike has killed at least nine suspected al qaeda militants in yemen, according to the yemeni government. a witness said the air strike blasted the suspect's s.u.v. 60 yards off the road. several civilians were also reported killed. there's evidence tonight of yet another delay by general motors to recall unsafe cars. newly released government documents show g.m. waited years to recall more than 300,000 saturn ions despite receiving thousands of complaints going back ten years. the cars were finally recalled last month because of power steering failures. some of the nation's biggest banks are seeing a drop in profits due to a decline in mortgage lending. wells fargo has had a rather aggressive response: getting back into the subprime market, lending to people with credit scores below 620. let's bring in financial expert jordan goodman, the c.e.o. of www.moneyamswers.com. i thought "subprime" was a dirty word. i mean, haven't we seen this movie before? >> we did see this movie.

allen wong is live now with the latest. allen? >> a fresh crime scene here, witnesses say they saw a chase in this parking lot. there is a collision. witnesses say the windows of the suv were blown out. there was several bullet holes in the windshield of a car. we're not sure if the suspect fired them or officer fired shots this started just before 3:00 this afternoon the video shot after the gunfire. and most witnesses picked up action from the parking lot. >> the guy tried to make a left here. that is when the police rammed his car, pushed him by taco bell. we heard gunfire and hit the ground. >> this is a shrug that hit the taco well. coming back live, i want to show you this car in the drive threw when the bullet started to fly. that shrug came close to them. we hope to have more for you later this evening. >> two daily city firefighters are in the hospital after two fire vehicles collided. the operator is in serious condition. the chapt, mike chavez is in fair season. neighbors say crews work to prevent a firefighter from los

. >> reporter: this is hard to watch and heartbreaking as well, allen. hundreds of high school students on board for a four- day field trip that's supposed to be having fun. six people confirmed dead. that number is expected to dramatically climb. and here's the worst part. parents are still getting text messages some of those kids may be still alive under water. the ship has sunk and that search now is focused under water on a fully submerged ferry. >>> reporter: emergency flares lit up the sky as rescue crews worked into the night sending divers to look inside the sunken ferry. the frantic search for survivors started after the 484- foot ferry suddenly listed to the side. helicopter crews used metal baskets to lift stranded passengers to safety. a fleet of boats, everything from inflatable rafts to navy ships, scrambled to help shivering and frightened victims. passengers said they heard a loud boom before the ship capsized. it sank about 2 hours later in frigid water nearly 100 feet deep. this passenger said people were told to stay in place and those

>> and her feelings on the abuse allegations against her one-time co-star, woody allen. i'm howard kurtz and if is "media buzz." >>> tmz sometimes breaks very big news. the website obtaining an audio tape of donald sterling in an argument with his girlfriend. >> that bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to? i'm just saying in your lousy [ bleep ] instagram, you don't have to have yourself walking with black people. >> joining us to examine the way this was broken, matt lewis, dana millbank, columnist for "the washington post." tmz is known for checkbook journalism. does it matter how the tape was obtained? >> as long as it's not fake or put together, edited poorly, no, it doesn't matter unless you're sitting at columbia journalism in an ethics class. in this day and age, no one remembers who broke what, who paid for what. remember radar online got an audio recording of mel gibson saying that he beat his girlfriend. >> and threatening her life. >> right. it was awful. >> it becomes part of the public persona of

. >> the book party for the publication of age arce and john allen. the cutoff there's made informal remarks. at was held at the w hotel in washington d.c.. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> pretty nice? >> i know. one week adds to it too. >> during this -- is right here. >> thank you, thank you. >> i am going to give that this. [inaudible conversations] >> do you know you were posting washington journal? >> no. >> toasting washington journal. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. thank you. >> to the index. >> and actually hear. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> laurie hays. laurie is my boss. >> i take it -- >> exceeded -- [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you can see there are other portals. hard to tell lot from new york, washington miami los angeles. and lots of clusters like north dakota. >> miami airport. and in front flew huge [inaudible conversations] >> executiv

mike allen is chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. they want to present to him a kinetic opportunity as allen puts it. there is a terrorist in somalia whose a want to go after and they think they know where he is. there is the series of training camps and a graduation ceremony going on for these terrorists. they don't know exactly where he is in this camp but feed you we will just take out the whole series of camps and get him so obama is kind of thinking about this and he has got his civilian advisers there too, secretary of state, secretary of defense, national security adviser, he decides he is going to pull the room and he says one by one, what do you think about this? what he is doing is kind of a subtle challenge to the joint chiefs's power, basically in biting dissent. none of them are actually willing to say what they really think, but then, against ball, there is the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and he puts his hand up and says i think you need to think carefully before you do something like this. this would bas

nbc's ron allen is live at the news conference in midtown, manhattan. ron, what are we anticipating? is there any leak coming out of the nba as to what we're going to hear? >> no. short answer to that, not yet. i imagine this is going to be quite a moment for the nba as an institution because there's never been anything like this that this organization has confronted. one big problem is that it's a private organization, and we don't know the bilaws and the constitution, so we don't know what's possible. you know, there's been so much talk about suspending sterling indefinitely or for a long period of time, but essentially you would be severing an owner's relationship with his property, something that he owns, a basketball team, that's worth hundreds of millions of dollars. how do you do that? how do you keep him out of the games? how do you keep him from not contacting the general manager? can you really do that? would the other owners go along with that because it sets the precedent that they could be punished for something that sterling would argue ha

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>> her feelings on the abuse allegations against her one-time co-star, woody allen. >> this is "media buzz." >> tmz is a hollywood site that breaks very big news such obtaining a tape of the owner of the clippers in an argument with his girlfriend who post add picture of herself with magic johnson and sperling said do not bring him to anymore games. >> that bothers me a lot you want to broadcast that you are associated with black people. i'm just saying, in your lousy [ blank ] instagrams you don't have to have yourself with black people. >> we have our guests including matt lewis, and dana milbank. does it matter how they obtained this tape from sperling? >> as long as it is not fake or edited poorly, no. unless you are at journalism in ethics class. no one remembers who broke what, who paid for what. remember, radar got a recording of mel gibson saying he beat his girlfriend and threatening her live and it is part of of the persona of that person. >> and even president obama called sperling "ignorant." and the now former girlfriend, sources are motivated by revenge but tmz has the t

i'm natalie allen. to our viewers around the world and in the united states, thank you for joining us. straight to our top story. dramatic developments in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. search planes and ships are heading for an area where chinese searchers have now twice detected electronic pulse signals in the southern indian ocean. that world from australian authorities a short while ago who also say the australian ship "ocean shield" has picked up some signal as well. and the chief calls it encouraging but stresses it is not confirmed that any of the signals are coming from the boeing 77 recorders. on friday a chinese boat detected the first signal from a pinging in the ocean. experts say it was the same frequently that airplane flight recorders emit. chinese reporters reported their planes had spotted white objects in the water about 90 kilometers away. those are the developments we just learned at a new conference about an hour and a half ago. let's go straight to the base of the sea

allen. >> thanks for the chance to be here. i want to objectively what jan powers said to get everyone on the same package how we're working with the staff in a deep way to address the funding going forward and those communications have been beneficial. we think this as necessary appetites as we look at working people in the city being able to, you know, support and get a progressive coalition which we hope we can do we've made progress in the exist portion we're not just policy focused but doing the work and those folks the youth from chinatown from cc power and the allies with the positive message has been constructive and this gives a positive look. we want to see the institutional improvements so we can moved with the conversations and looking at the 18 transition that's the varying costs of the program that we shouldn't have to waitil

. >> reporter: by the time allen shepherd's space suit shimmered, the united states was behind. garren had already become the first human in space. the u.s. was losing the space race. it was up to shepherd. he carried the duty of carrying the american pride. shepherd had been a navy pilot before being chosen as one of the seven original mercury astronauts. all wanted to be first in space. but it was shepherd who was flying now. higher, faster and farther than any american had ever gone. >> they all came over and hook my hand. congratulations and filed out of the room. and i didn't see any of the bars i visited on the way home. >> reporter: shepherd sub orbital flight went perfectly. it lasted all of 15 minutes and 20 seconds. >> what a beautiful view. >> i also said what is this beautiful view you talked about. he had a little teeny tiny window. he said i had to say something. so i figured what a beautiful view would be a good line. >> reporter: shepherd made history. he made history again as one of the first to step on the moon. >> i went to the boss and i said, boss i want to

allen martin, kpix 5. >>> what she did. calling her a cream bank robber. >> the discovery that a good day vid game apt makerrer wanted to stay buried. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all right. looking like a great day around the area. temperatures warm up a bit outside. in fact, all the numbers turn up in the 70s in the game today. 71 in san mateo as you make your way into the south bay. mid 70s in the warmer spots there and plenty of sunshine all day long, even along the coastline. we find mostly sunny skies. today is the last mild day of the week. our friends in the north bay are enjoying a lot of sunshine this afternoon and temperatures in the 70s as high as 72. >> got to get to work on time. no big hot spots to slow you down, but if you want to ride bart, they've got 32 trains and systemwide, no delays. a full look at kcbs traffic coming up. >>> a suspected bank robber in jail thanks to a woman who ran her car. >> stepped into the vehicle to try to disable it. >> it worked. the 38-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with robbing

. >> hi allen and liz. well, it is official in the nba. we will talk to cbs sports james brown about the clippers owner owner donald sterling. >>> first, we are following the path of destruction left by more than 100 tornadoes. the western edition of the cbs evening news at 5:30 after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in a crime-ridden bay area : we've been told there s simy no money to hi >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 news room. new at 6:00, a came-ridden bay area city we've -- a came- ridden bay area city we've been told had no more money to hire more cops. but a viewer says she has proof that the mayor has extra crash to do so is. >>> tonight, we go underground for a look inside the b.a.r.t tunnel to warm springs. allen and liz, those are two stories you'll only see right here on kpix 5. >> all right. can't wait. >> looking forward to that, ken. see you in 30 minutes. thanks for watching us at 5:00. cbs evening news comeling up. >> always the latest in news and weather on our website kpix.com. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> p

kpix 5' allen martin shows us the worst areas.en. >> reporter: liz, as bad as california's pollution problem is and has been for a long time, we have never been able to see so precisely where it's bad, who lives there and how much their health is at risk. now, in the bay area, this map shows you some of the worst areas. oakland and richmond are two of them. but in richmond, if you kind of get to drill down into the neighborhood, you're going to see north and south of cutting boulevard each side of carlson, that's right here, then you have the iron triangle basically, that area. and along the richmond parkway out to the bay. there are other maps that show us the numbers, the ozone levels, the diesel pollution, the asthma rates are all there along with low birth weight. kpix 5's len ramirez is on the ground in one of the worst neighborhoods where people are just now finding out how bad their pollution is. len. >> reporter: allen, many people are surprised because to look around this neighborhood, i'm in the anne darling neighborhood

i'm glad to hear some f the information from general all allen. not having the air force in one of the biggest complaints of the people in afghanistan, particularly our generals of the army and our president. so, i'm glad that there are that ties going on in regard. with regard to federalization, any candidates advocating for federalization. it is not on their agenda. the only difference that we have the agenda and platform of wants to ah and he change the presidential system to a parliamentary system. it isn't the only biggest platforms that we have. all the others have advocate for current ion of the presidential systems. your question, josh, i think that the equations in the region are changing. accepting e group among our existence neighbors finally after 13 ye s years. not pretty confident but i feel like it is shaping up. stability in afghanistan is the stability in their countries. and i believe pakistan is coming it will alization that only fail to help us our but it f using violence also hurts themselves very badly. region has a lot to th

jonathan allen is a political correspondent for bloomberg.mie parnes is chief white house correspondent for the hill. i'm pleased to have them at the table for the first time. i said you are the chief, i don't know if you are. how did this idea to do the book at this time, about from two different people? >> that's a good question. we both worked at politico and we were very fascinated and looking at her time in state. it not have been well covered. she has a press corps that traveled with her, but this is a woman who's going to be running for president. we wanted to look into what she did the last four years and see if she was papal bull, if she would pass the test, what voters would look at during her time in state and that's what we did. >> amie and i had done a few stories together and we had a good collaboration. >> how does that work? >> we had two computers open and i would write a few paragraphs that i could see the edits happening in the file and then she would write a few paragraphs. >> you conducted some 200 interviews with people